Ganong is one of the best books you can refer to for physiology. If you like foreign authors, textbook of Medical Physiology by Gyton and Hall is also excellent. If you want to try Indian authors, I suggest you go for GK Pal. It has easier text as compared to foreign authors. A more easier textbook would be the one by Sebulingam. You should purchase a separate textbook which has all the MCQs asked in previous years NEET papers.

Hello aspirant

Below is good Ben a list of best physiology books for mbbs and pG

Review of physiology by Dr. Soume Manna ,

Crisp complete review of integrated systems , physiology by Dr. Krishna Kumar

Essentials of medical physiology by A.B.S. Mahapatra

Guyton and Hall physiology Review by John Hall

Hi Aspirant,

There are several books which are best suited for competitive entrance examinations for Msc Biochemistry in DU,BHU or in JNU.Some of the best suited books are listed below:

• Msc Biotechnology and Biochemistry entrance examinaton guide by Dr BB singh
• JNU MSc biotechnology book by RPH editorial Board
• MCQs Life Sciences - Biotechnology by Pranav Kumar
• principles of biochemistry by Lehninger’s

If you can go thoroughly through these books you can surely crack the examinations.

Hope it helps!!

Hello student!

Both books are good. But I prefer Debashis Pramanik simply because it is written in a point wise manner which is very easy to retain. The language is also very lucid and I simply enjoyed reading that book. Only ecg portion was a bit incomplete and not very well written. ABSM has a better coverage on ecg.
and one last advice never ever try to read ganong or before finishing debashis pramanik. It is simply a waste of time as you wont be able to understand anything from ganong if you read physiology for the first time in your life!

Hope this helps you!

Regards!

Hello applicant,

*Following are the best books for studying history for UPSC
1. India's Ancient Past by R.S. Sharma
2. The wonder that was India by A.L Basham for Ancient History
3. Medieval India by Satish Chandra
4. Advanced Study in the History of Medieval India all the three volumes by J.L Mehta
5.History of Modern India by Bipan Chandra
6.India's Struggle for Independence: 1857-1947 by Bipan Chandra
7.History of the World by Arjun Dev and Indira Arjun Dev
8. Art and Culture by Nitin Singhania
9. History of Modern India by Ramchandra Guha
10. A History of Ancient and Early Medieval India by Upinder Singh

Hope it helpful

Hello candidate!

There is not a single book for a placement training. You have to go through all the basic concepts. For aptitude and verbal it is enough to get thorough with the basics till 10th standard. For technical rounds for programming it is enough to get some basic logics for the questions. No company will expect the full code to be written. Only the logics will be noted. Inspite of all these if you really need a single book for all i would recommend R.S.Agarwal book for quants verbal and reasoning. For programming go through some puzzles in the shakunthala devi puzzle book. You can get some logics there in that book. If you are from computer stream get ready to face questions on data structures, networks and computer graphics. The questions from these areas may arise inspite of your area of interest. For other streams like civil and mechanical problems can be asked to solve with the help of code book.

Hope this helps you!

Regards!

Hello,

You haven't specified your query is regarding which entrance exam, usually some of the common areas in BEd entrance exam are language proficiency, teaching aptitude, reasoning, questions pertaining to the group you belong to such as math/bio group or social science/language group , this is just a general idea which I mentioned to you, there can be slight difference as per the exam pattern of university conduting the exam, now coming to study materials, for a strong hold on language proficiency you can always refer a grammar book if your base isn't strong enough, you'll find plenty of mock papers freely available in various competitive exam sites especially banking ones, you can practice them, for reasoning you can refer rk agarwal's verbal and non-verbal reasoning for compeitive exams, for teaching aptitude you can go through arihant publications book , you can always refer NCERT books when it comes to building foundation in any subject, they are the best options written in simple and lucid language, read newspapers on daily basis for improving your english lanaguage as well as remain updated  with latest happening,

Hello

I  can share the steps for booking a slot on NMAT with you.

First, visit th ewebsite and create your account

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Hi Candidate,

Three people X, Y, and Z have to get a 5 percentage of interest upon their capital investment, and the extra money they get through investing is termed as profit.

X has a capital of 20,000 on which he gets a 5% interest= 5/100*20000= 1000. Y has a capital of 10,000 and 5% intrest= 500. Z has a capital of 4000 with 5% interest= 200. So, the total profit earned by three of them= 1000+500+200= 1700.

Hope that this answer helps you!!